Steve Lattimer May

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This is the May installment of our interview series with Steve Lattimer, forward in the VHL.  The Sun Gazzette is beginning a new monthly column that will cover the new playing career of Steve Lattimer, who has recently joined the VHL. Beat reporter Michael J. Smith will be sitting down with Lattimer every month in his hometown of Mooselookmeguntic, Maine. 

 

Smith: So how are you feeling about VHL right now?

Lattimer: Pretty good. Communicative GMs, trying to do a good job for them, think it's working out.

 

Smith: We hear you're quitting soon though?

Lattimer: Fake news. I'll quit when my time in the SBA is up which won't be for another 6 or so seasons (in SBA time) by my count.

 

Smith: SBA sounds lame.

Lattimer: You said it, not me.

 

Smith: Why would someone like me think it's lame?

Lattimer: Probably because of how ironic the league is and the changing of goalposts to fit the narratives of the elites there.

 

Smith: Isn't that typical though?

Lattimer: Probably. More power to them. 

 

Smith:  Are you having fun with Lattimer?

Lattimer: Yeah VHL's been good, heard I was 6th in the league in points or goals or something. Glad my GMs are pleased with my progress. I try to be a present, available player.

 

Smith: Will you have any regrets leaving VHL or SBA?

Lattimer: Only that I'll have to find other productive ways of wasting my time between other things in my life. 

 

Smith: What do you think of the NHL Playoffs?

Lattimer: Really sad that Toronto and Edmonton couldn't break through to the conference finals. Was hoping at least one of them would. The world needs to see more Connor McDavid.

 

This wraps up our next edition of our monthly column with Steve Lattimer, member of the VHL.